Glocks just aren't my thing...

I'm with Islander.
Born in the '50s and love my Glocks.

Born in '42 and I've never owned a Glock. They may be one of the most reliable handguns around today, but their not my type, their unattractive... I'm sorry, I know that has nothing to with reliability and accuracy, but those are my feelings toward the line of firearms. :smile:
 
+1. I am 61. I owned a 1911 once. Not my favorite design. I know some love them. To each their own. Much rather have a HK, Sig or Glock. In it's time the 1911 was a great design. At one time the Model T was a great design also but I would not trade my car for one to drive.

I have to agree with HK4U on this one. I have shot many 1911's and don't really care for them. However I do own 3 Glocks. I must admit that a first I didn't care for their looks but all that nonsense changed after I had the chance to shoot one. After thousands of rounds down range over a period of 15 years I have never had a hiccup.
 
This sounds like everyone is just trying to dis each others guns. I own a Glock 19 and I think it is great. I also have a Colt 1911 , Sig, Taurus and xdm9. I think they are great guns too.
 
This sounds like everyone is just trying to dis each others guns. I own a Glock 19 and I think it is great. I also have a Colt 1911 , Sig, Taurus and xdm9. I think they are great guns too.

I do not think most of us are trying to dis others guns. I know I wasn't. It just shows that when it comes ro a carry piece one size, or kind, does not fit all. Everyone is differant so each should go with what works for them.
 
This sounds like everyone is just trying to dis each others guns. I own a Glock 19 and I think it is great. I also have a Colt 1911 , Sig, Taurus and xdm9. I think they are great guns too.

Not me Gene. I used to work at a gun shop and I sold a BUNCH of Glocks (and Smith & Wesson Sigmas and HK USP's and Kel-Tec's- all polymer framed guns).

I feel that the Glock is a fantastic design -aside from some features that come down to personal preferences. I just don't like them personally and I have found that they don't point naturally IN MY HAND as well as other designs. Once I get it situated where it is pointing straight, it shoots fantastically with a very pleasant recoil in comparison to other similar guns even when shooting hot 10mm from a Glock 20.

BUT, since it is first and foremost a self defense firearm, I will not rely on a gun that I am betting my life on that I have to hunt and find the proper master grip on.
 
I don't realy think you guys don't like other guns and I know everyone has their favorites. That is just the way it was sounding to me. You guys give a lot of help to others no matter what kind of gun they have.
 
I'm hoping to purchase a Glock 26. They are Ugly Ducklings, but they are the AK-47s of pistols. I'm a Baby Boomer to.
 
I happen to love 1911's...own 4 of them, usually carrying one of them...or a Kahr Mk9. That being said, my nightstand weapon is a Glock 21 with a surefire slung underneath...with a Kriss/Glock 30 round mag. How's that for a contradiction?
 
I don't realy think you guys don't like other guns and I know everyone has their favorites. That is just the way it was sounding to me. You guys give a lot of help to others no matter what kind of gun they have.

Sounding? It must be the TV up really loud...:sarcastic:

It gets like that here sometimes. Thick skin is not required, but it may help... State your opinion if you have one and stick with it.

Welcome to the fun...
 
I've never been crazy about the ergonomics of Glocks. That being said, I shoot my buddy's G23 better and more accurately than any of my own pistols. Go figure.
 
While I don't agree with the 1911 comment, the Hi-Power is by far the ugliest gun I have ever seen. Yet at the same time it has a certain type of appeal that has put the gun on my list to buy. I guess that is what happens when you don't change the design of something for almost 100 years.

Yea, its weird how that works huh?:wacko:
 
I've never been crazy about the ergonomics of Glocks. That being said, I shoot my buddy's G23 better and more accurately than any of my own pistols. Go figure.

I think, for me anyway, the grip angle allows me to "lean" into the gun and just plain ol' shoot it better.:pleasantry:
 
I love my Glock 27. I'll carry it around comfortably and you can lug around your heavy 1911.

Do you 1911 guys have to carry a brink on the other side to even out the weight distribution?
 
I love my Glock 27. I'll carry it around comfortably and you can lug around your heavy 1911.

Do you 1911 guys have to carry a brink on the other side to even out the weight distribution?

Nope, just a spare mag.:biggrin:

My 1911 carry gun is actually a Para Ordnance, so 13 rounds of .45 goes a long way to balancing out the P13 on the other hip.

At least I don't have to worry about my gun melting if there's a fire at the house. :to_pick_ones_nose:

I might have to replace the grips, but not the frame.:sarcastic::sarcastic:
 

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